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Planning for Our Children: What I’ve Learned About Guardians and Trusts

I want to share something very close to my heart. Over the years, I’ve sat with many parents — some relieved after making their plans, some heartbroken because they didn’t. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: planning for our children isn’t just about money. It’s about love, security, and peace of mind....

Joint Bank Accounts in Malaysia — Is the Money Automatically Yours? Not Always.

In Malaysia, joint accounts are very common. Married couples open them. Parents open them with their children. Sometimes even siblings share one. The thinking is simple: “It’s easier to manage. Either of us can withdraw. If one person passes away, the other can still use it without hassle.” Sounds practical, right? But here’s the big...

Writing a Will but Not Telling Your Family — What Could Go Wrong?

In estate planning, I often hear clients say: “Yes, I’ve written my Will — but I don’t want to tell my family yet. They’ll find it when the time comes.” While this concern is understandable — especially when people want to avoid premature discussions or potential family tension — from a professional standpoint, not communicating...

Is EPF Really Protected from Debt? That’s Only Half the Truth.

As an estate planner, I’ve often heard this statement from clients: “EPF money is protected. The government says creditors can’t touch it.” At first glance, this seems correct—and legally, it is. But what many don’t realize is that this belief only holds true under very specific conditions, and one overlooked detail can change everything.  ...